The forum post was created but was ignored after it became apparent that it was a bug so creating a bug report here.
Workspace files not owned by apache server user do not have the copy button displayed. Files are readable by apache and can be downloaded. As soon a the ownership is changed the copy button starts to work.
It's very easy to test, simply create a directory and file within it owned by any user other than apache user then add it in pydio as workspace. For example:
mkdir /mnt/test
cd test
mkdir test_sub
cd test_sub
touch test_file
chown -R user1:group1 /mnt/test
chmod -R 775 /mnt/test
This is a pretty big bug for a file management app. To me it makes it completely unusable, hope this can be fixed soon.
The forum post was created but was ignored after it became apparent that it was a bug so creating a bug report here.
Workspace files not owned by apache server user do not have the copy button displayed. Files are readable by apache and can be downloaded. As soon a the ownership is changed the copy button starts to work.
It's very easy to test, simply create a directory and file within it owned by any user other than apache user then add it in pydio as workspace. For example:
This is a pretty big bug for a file management app. To me it makes it completely unusable, hope this can be fixed soon.